Find The Next Error Using ReSharper

We all make mistakes, and ReSharper is quick to point them out. Your job is to find out where it's pointing them out, and then fix them. So what is the quickest way to do that? Easy, hit "ALT+F12" (or if you're a VS keymap fan "Shift+Alt+PgDn").

When pressed, this keyboard shortcut tells ReSharper that you're looking for the next error in your solution. It will automatically place your cursor in the next place where there is an error, so you can correct your bad code and move on.

Thanks to @pmontgomery (pictured at right) for contributing this nugget!

This is part 5 of a series of posts exploring how to become a ReSharper keyboard ninja.

Previously:
Part 4 - What To Pass?
Part 3 - Surround Your Code
Part 2 - Find Inheritors
Part 1 - Quick Documentation View